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The Parks Department manages over 900 acres of park land including 33 developed parks and 22 linear miles of trails.

The Parks Department manages over 900 acres of park land including 33 developed parks and 22 linear miles of trails.

23,500 visited the Auburn Farmers Market in 2018, the highest customer attendance since 2012.

23,500 visited the Auburn Farmers Market in 2018, the highest customer attendance since 2012.

Last year, over 13,000 people attended performances at the Auburn Avenue Theater.

Last year, over 13,000 people attended performances at the Auburn Avenue Theater.

Over 1,800 youth and 1,700 adults participated in sports programs through Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation.

Over 1,800 youth and 1,700 adults participated in sports programs through Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation.

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Multi-family Manager Training

Hosted by: The City of Auburn

The City of Auburn will be hosting an 8-hour training course for managers and owners* of multi-family housing who would like to learn more about crime prevention strategies, and community improvement. The current class times are listed below:

For questions and inquiries, please email Officer Chris Barack.

*Attendance at this class satisfies the City’s Business License Requirement for Multi-family Manager Training. Proof of attendance will be provided.

Topics will include:

  • Business License Program
  • Code Compliance
  • Manager/Police Relations
  • Block Watch Principles
  • Crime Reduction
  • Fire Inspection Process
  • Gang Awareness and Graffiti
  • Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
  • And more… 

Where:

Auburn City Hall - Council Chambers
25 West Main Street,
Auburn, WA 98001

Cost:

FREE

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